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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
GRAIN AND COTTON ExcHAHox.

HIUHNUFD, hpTH ., 1851.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-I, TO bushels.
CORN.--l .036 bushels.
OATa-g7S bushels
OECHARD-GRAss SEBD.-60 bushels
MILL OFRAL.-30 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, 10 bushels common at So,
Mixed. 40 bushels fair at Sc. Shortberry, 20
bushels fair at Sc. Is bushels very common
at &c.
CoRH.--White, 20 bushels prime seed at Sc. !;
200 bushels very good on private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
sixteen Feet Of water.

The schooner o. ID. Witherell, with
ice from Kennebec river consigned to
Warner Moore, arrived here yesterday,
drawing more than sixteen feet of
unt1r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
FLOUR.
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine, 81 50as2 IS: sapsrfns, ss.7sa
fSs5; extra, s. 5easl7 rs; family, tlas4se; patent
family, country, 81. 75a55.z5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
mAmILTONs WIN AGAIN.
The Torilands Unable TO Win n
lsnmc from Them.

The engagement of four games be-
tween the Hamiltons and Portlands
played at BOschen's Park closed yester-
cay afternoon. There were no features
81 special interest in the contest except
the heavy batting of both sides. Below
N tsc score in detail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
..-ser Of Csmpierce and Inter
seate Cemmerce Mi.

There wdI be spcciai inee.'aS "a Sue
ND 81 Directors Of the Chamber OF
c com at 6 o'clock tomorrow eve.
: 81: jill - consider "the fourth clause OF
nips ;r - commerce bill and the
me as;o ~, II the commissioners IN relation
thereto. -.--------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10

SATURDAY, April 0, lShL
sALEs-FIRsr BoARD.-l,O 600 Georgia Pacific
LIST SIS at 1903; 1900 Petersburg class b at 1867 20
Petersburg railroad ut 67s; 1000 Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac dividend oblih-
CATION at 100.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
MARKETS BY rELraRArn.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April a.--Cotton quiet: salss To-
day. 90 bales; yesterday 81 bales; uplsuds,
l0zc. Orleans, 10. l316c.: net receipts, 4,166
bales; no experts; stock, 36,5ii bales. Flour
dull. sonihern steady and quiet Wheat ia
&c. love- and moderately active; No. z red,
April, MkaSzl{c., closed at axe; May, 92a
g2Kc., closed al s,c June, o. a9sl &C., closed az
9lHc. Corn q shade higher; options q tribe
lower at the close No. 9, April. nominal May,
fglsa4skc., closed at 4s4c.; June, <S,.af9s.c.,
closed at toc. Oats q shade lower and more
active; No. 2. April, 4sa3fAc:, closed At
1hc.; May, sis4as5c., closed At 9ikc.; June.
state, llas0c.: California, sa2sc. Coffee-Fair
hio firm az $3.50; options fairly active and
stronger; No. Rio. April and May, sl2SoA
$3.50: June, si3.90at13.o6. Sugar dull; re-
fined quiet. Mo]asses quiet Rice steady and
in fair demand. Cotton-seed oii--5la32r. for
crude, Ek arc. for refined. Rosin dull sf 81. f5a
si.20. Turpentine dull at 3SHc. Hides nrm
but quiet; vet sailed. New Orleans selected, 10
TO 20 pounds, at 9hai0c.; Texas selected, 30 TO
90 pounds, at loo. Wool quiet and weak. PORK
steady and quiet. Beef dull. Middiss duh.
Lard tribe stronger and quiet: western
steam. soy; May. E.62: June, t7.63: July,
n.'4asli5; city steam, 7.t0; refined. C.7a
trcights steady, Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, April e.--Cssh quotations we're
Nc. spdng wheat. 7shasi 60; No. spring
wheat, sSasSc. No. red, 61kc No. corn.
s4Ass8hc No. oats, 2iTaxSkc. Mess. pork.
go 50a{a0.sh Lard, per hundred n4. e7.Nks
$40. shortriD sides Qoose>, t606a3acSx. Dry
sailed shoulders boxed. Ai0A12A Short
clesr rides boxed. t&1Oa)&bA Whlsksy, g. ~
Leading futures ranged IS follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
A burglar Killed.
by telegraph TO the Dispatch.

BuFrALo, N. Y. April at James
town, n. Y, A. Il. Catlin heard man
trying to enter his house. He took his
rife, went down stairs, and watched
the man while he opened window in
the dining-room and climbed partially
in. Catlin then fred, and the bullet
passed through the burglars neck. He
dropped from the window, staggered
about 100 feet, and fell dead. The
burglar was an oil-well driller, and on
his body was found plumber from other
houses he had robbed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
TEE wRArHka ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cIesr and pleasant
R.o~a NJ Thermometer Yo2fertav.

p6r SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Of Main and Sixth srset,. Rev. w.
W. LAxpnrs, D. D.. win preach ~ II A. n. and
SPIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
PoRTLANDg.

.tme fuus-R aiuey, Phillips. warner. in 1,
'sf hts-Andrus 4; Collins, Mailman. ,,,s
az hiis-wflght, 2; Phiiiips,2; hornsf' war
t". tmp!re-fO
Tx Hamiltons will remain over mere
liis geek and play the Richmond-ooi-
Ase nine Monday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10

Market quiet.
RECEIPTS.
At Roanoke warehouse, z bales.
QUOTATIONS.
GOOD MIpDLISG. 10 e-lGs.
MIDDLfN0.- 10 3 lie.
Low MIDDIISG.--9 lJ16c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10

The northumberland ifty-second ses-
ion of this presbytery begins at New
terne next Wednesday. 1t is large
i.resbytery, and the oldest of the five
composing the Synod of the State.
About forty ministers are expected to
attend it, with a number OF lay dele
GATES. These will represent section
Of the State from Surry county TO Wash
lueton county. The presbytery will
close its session Sunday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

- WASHINGTON. April l0-i A. M-For
Ir,,. Virginia, fair weather, winds generally
lFAIR south to west, slightly warmer.
FOR North Carolina, fair uesthsr,
Jvarmer IN the eastern portion, sta
tionary temperature In the western
portion. variable winds, generally shifting TO
southerly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10

YOUNG. -Died, Saturday, April sfh, q llka0
A. NJ. LETTlE. sacopd daughter d John y.
ara ID h. Young; aeed ffteon yoarx
Abe funeral viii lake pI1ce nom IN rosis
dspce d her pssvnts - - TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
Fatal Fight Between Oaicers and q
Desperate.

CHICAGO, April GA Times special
from Cameron, Texas, says: Intelli-
gence reaches here from Rockdale, this
Milan county, of a fatal fight Thurs
day night between officers and des-
perado named William Jacobs. Some
weeks ago Jacobs killed man in this
county and went in hiding. Thursday
the sheriff learned that Jacobs was
stopping with Ira Bounds, twelve
miles south of Rockdale. Deputy
Sheriffs John Pickett, Lee Poole, and
Frank McCalla were detailed to make the
arrest. Accompanied by a posse ofhah
D dozen citizens, they rode up to the
Bounds farm and surrounded the house.
Hardly had the horsemen appeared be-
fore the door opened and Jacobs step
ped outside with Winchester in his
hand. He surveyed the officers FOR
moment and then quietly raised his
rifle and began a single-handed battle
with six men. His first bullet
pierced the body of Deputy-Sheriff
Poole. who fell from his horse dead.
Simultaneously the posse opened fire
upon Jacobs, who stood unscathed.
deputy McCaIla was wounded in the
arm, while a member of the posse
named Barber was struck on the head
by a CHANGING ball and rendered insane.
After employing his sixteen-repeating
rife at the officers Jacobs threw the
gun away, and, drawing revolver, ran
to the rear of the yard, followed by
shower of bullets, and miraculously
succeeded in escaping to the woods.
Another posse has gone to the assist
ance OF the officers, who are securing
the country for Jacobs with the ayowed
intention of lynching him as soon as
captured, The man Barber cannot live.
He is a raying maniac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
mARlSg INrgLLrcgxCE.
PoRr on RICHMOND. Arxu .. -.

fOkI VI HCh3VNDs Afkh " toNs
ARaIvRn
Steamship Roanoke. Couch. New york, mes-
chandise and passsngers q. ". Alien Ca
sgentS &
chAndiss and psssenssrA ,. W. xecarrscxs
agent
mall, morvhandiss and peGsnsssA = = n
Brie sGDshias sIsrisish,.. sniih. Haiifax. X
&, IN ballast 10 load noar for 0zedL
Schooner o. D. wisherell Garfield. kosnebec
IS ssssossr !sssis iliddasses, ua,sA, ss-
YORK. ccal, s n. havoA
sArLkA
essssss Civ - assssssdiss a - "a ):
GO. i: { ! s { ,,s: s..sss p>rpasvaA
rosrosxzvyoi7 IN ~ 1 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
The Chicago Carpenters Strike.

CHICAGO, April 9.-The strike of
union carpenters is still on, and work
on many large buildings is being re-
tarded in consequence. The bricklay-
ers and hod-carriers have officially an
nonnced their desire to help the car
penters. The following communiea-
ton was received at the carpenters
headquarters this morning:
CHICAGO, April 9.-Brtcktayers and
.YOncnnasO,ls. Take Notice. You are
notified that you must not assist the
bosses or any one else in setting frames
or ioists, or doing other carpenter work.
BY order of the Union.
A. YoN KELLER, President.
The bricklayers have imposed fine
of $15 for the violation of the above
order A similar notice from the hod-
carriers imposes a fine of $40. Tele-
grams OF encouragement have been re-
ceived from New York, Washington,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Los Angeles,
and also from the Brotherhood of Car
penters in Canada.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
uSsoLvED MYSTERIES.

An dissolved Mystsry-Iiow . woman
can stxnd on . cold day. with her sleeves
rolled up and her head bare, and visit with
her nelghbor across the fence. for nfteen
minutes. and not think OF taking cold.
and yet cannot eli In cold church half
sn hour, wrapped In furs and pushes,
without shlvering all the time. and snes
log . week 10 pay for H.
Auother-How q yoaag man can stand
In front Of the store bve hssdei. and oosr
his girl for half 80 boar without strug.
gle, and yet cant even ~ % the post-of.
Zee without piling on his clothing. aud
then kiekipx soout the bsastiy cold weaih-
er
Apoth~r-How = lille girl can 20 snd
slide down hin with the boys all day long
when her throst Was 90 SIRE In the morn.
ing she coalin't 10 10 school
Anotbsf-Hov q boy can walk four
miles and skate I'LL xiter dsrk. on the SENS
dag his back Vas 50 lame that be couldnt
bring In scatsisfal OF coal for his mother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
cIlAxois TIDES.

Although the material IL ps,hsps not 90
beautiful ~ many Of the fabrics new used
for tidlss. channels IL % least novel Idea,
and paintings sxeeutsd upon u. are vvry
prssty. and son In ,nset The tidies ale
about halfa yard sqasfe aud fringsd each
end two, OF two aud oue-half Inches
deep by cutting or slsshiug fnsiy With
sharp scissors. Dssisns Of fruIt or INV
srs. are then very lightly sks,ehed on one
end Of the tidy. srd painted with water
eolors
Peaches srs particularly pretty. - The
son downy ELECT IL very tssily given, and
the brown stems and green folisRe con-
trsst we'll with The yellow etgroupd-
just above the fripge Two hands sIs
p,iuted, cue of grven, the other OF gold.
thus forming n heading. and before eu,tlrg
the ehsmois the lower edxe IL slso psint-d
In The same ~sy With band Of efstn aud
one Of gold. Therefore. when The fringe
10 cut, the ends are of color. also The head
Ing.
Deslsns OF birds ar. slso pretty, snd
rslly-colorsd butte: fies can be painted.
seeming aimost like The living iasseis.
The tliles are merely ihfo~n over lie
backs of chairs or sofss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

IL, TIA, cold OF yours run on. You think
10 IL llsht thing. hat 10 may run into
estxrrh. or into paeamouiA Or cor
sumption.
Csiarrh Is disgusting. Pneumonia IL
dangerous. Consumption IL death Itself.
The breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and elesr OF ell distractions and
orsusive matter. Otherwise there IL
trouble ahead.
All the diseases OF these parts, head.
nose, throat. bronchial tubes and lungs,
can Dc delightfully."- and eetirsly cured By
the use OF Bosehee's German syrup. II
you don't know this already, thousands
and thousands OF people can tell you.
They have been cured By u. aud know
how 10 IL, themselves" Bottle only rs
cents. Ask any druggist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
LAMP SHADES.

As long - the present strong fancy for
lamps continues. 90 long viii the need Tor
pretty shades exist; therefore readers OF
this department win not vssry OF the or
treated theme. Oas Of the newest home
made shades has for the lower part = strip
OF earl red spanish lace. long enough
70 d around the largest part OF the por'
cslsin SHADE. Into the eppsr edge row
OF single crochet "a worked with purse
elk the color Of the lace. next three rows
Of treble crochst pafrowed In four places,
then -four rows narrowed 10 ak places 81
this point try The wofk On the lamp shtds
and see III IL being narrowed too fast
Work rows spough 10 make the proper
sif-, decreasing - nsesssaryi dnish With
q row NJ shells. and run 90 elastic below
them. or Else narrow ri,hon With ends
loos enough " lie around The p,IeslGn
top.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
NARROW CROCHET EDGE

Make . ehsiu % y stitches; tsrn.
it row--s double crochet In 9Th 81 OF
On, 2 CD, 2 q G In Zane ~, Oh, fss,sn With
sllp q In lat 81 Of ch D, turf.
"a row-Chsin 3, sh'l Ia sh,l. CD,
fa.ten with sllp stitch In hole bstw,en the
a 81 sh.ll 10 - iow aud The scsllop form.
"a by the 4 chain. snd ~ . G, thsn al In
,hsin with 6sc, chain. fsstsn In esr,rr
OF sc,ilop with clip - nli 10 9Th i2s G.
nal.h the half sesll0p With more G,
she'll In shell. 1 a In top ~ eh >.
tihrow-ch,in .. sh.ii In shell. 4 chain,
fssten With slip 81 - In 81 rows turn.
s,h rOw-fll In chain 4 with 6s c. ch,
f..tsa With clip ., In the centre Of las,
-csllop. al In sith Csc, ch. fssisn With
clip stin osnfc OF nsxt scsllop. nl IN
with i3sc. AMI th. r,mslslns hslf seal
lop with CSC. she'll In shell, c In top
Of chs. This forms one deep poipi or
scsllop To bisia another polpt, terri,
ca 3, shell IA shell. Oh, fsstsn With clip 81
a. 10 81 iow, oil with 6 c, 4 Oh, fss'sn
IN e,uu, Of scsllcp 10 s,h rov, OIL IN With
igsc. ttspcs { In the hslf'csi OF, .hsll 10
sasli, q ip top q CD s. srd so on o. 81
begipuing Of eth row. This dss 70 pretty
sni dsrabis. :. tsst when made 81 numb
80 Cotton or so % 90 lissa nrssi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
AsrooL BASKET.

Procure a qasri bon such 40 b'iri's
come In. wash aud dry II Thoroughly, lins
the inside with sons isfk f'l'. smbroider
few nowsr-. or suy fancy stitching VII
ansuvr. 90 IN. b,'tom Cover the outside
with any 4. slr,d color NJ silk. sud ssw
frlll of ca.sp lace .r"uad the edge. a.d
rni,h ny sh.sdi. q Of SATIN. qnilt'd ribbon
q bow In the frout completes the basic,
This being . sm,il bssks; II handy ~
cottou and spDOl silk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
RECIPES

goIis Two ga.ris OF sled n "a.
lump OF lard sn.igt TIE siff of 81 80, "ns
q lille iarg,r ~ batssr, silr Int, tas 'af
The sans a. 10 nilslbf pastry W1su veil
stirred. tii blsyi'~sfa w.hr. of mia
AMI water. 70 mit, sdi hlils AL. half.
trseupful Of )ssst. AMI . ubl spo1nfgl of
sugsr. Mlr 10 N. sysnitg's for bread
ard let fi.- Ia the nofblBg knssi. roll
oat, cot nth . tin. shape them. aud let
ths IN ris. ten OF fftssn minaisr snsf pot
il1g them Ia The pans, thsn bsks. nftssn
mlusls- will suffice 1.-THE oven !. sufielstt
ly heated. Coed breed MAJ b. made In
The same way ~ith . piopor,lcraily small
az Quantity OF lard snd batter. Can DC
made In The mofnltg and bsttd for iea
MolAssEs GISGERnHKlp.--silr - much
-four a. 700 eau into coy OF iHOlsssss.
Beat bfi.sly thea one mlrsts. sfisf ~hieh
Ala . cup ~ boiling water 10 whieh Que
Teaspoon Of hskng sots has besu dlsso's'
al. Altar siiirlrg ole minute. sdd ots-
half teaspoon sAlt. three tsAspooh- sf"and
glpgsr. shi thrvs tablespoons ~ baI,sr.
B,ss In shallow tin 10 rather qsici o'sa.
BotIEp FRosfixo.- aud one half
cups OF sugar. Add little cream tartar.
boil ull ~ Gill drop In thrssi., then aid
whllss 90 thr. ssgs bsstsn 10 stn 'fOih
STIR bfi.kiy tili 10 IL v.ry smooth Juies
OF one lsmOs. This will % .nOash 10 pat
between TIE layers spd ffo-I Top snd sii,s.
CocOASur CAHs -Oss cup Of sugar.
one-h.lf cup OF batter. ore-hslf cup Of
MILK, In which eapfal ~ dsssiestei CO.
e0snat has O-sn solk.i 40 hour, Two ssss.
ous scsni tsaspSonfal ~ sofa, and Two
scsut tsopoonfGls Of cream tsrta.. and
too cups OF nour.
B.Ksp TOMATOES Pour the Jalcs from
a can OF toma,oes. and save for soup.
Batter . taking.d and place layer OF
bread crumbs In the bottom, then . layer
OF tomatoes. and season with pepper. salt
add bits OF butter, then more crumbs and
iom,toes until the dish IL fall str.w
crumbs over tue top and small plscss ~
butter. B,s, 10 . no, oven.
EcoxoAY PuppiSo la 10. rice, Obe
pint OF milk. i.3 10. sugar. some preserves
boil the rice In water till nearly son. then
add The milk and boil sgsin. stirrins 10 ell
The time; aid the sugar; dip blanemsnse
mOuld- In water. MI With rieei whsn set
taru on - q nn dish, serve with preseise
OF Any kind, Of ssgar srd cream, OF Gus
tsri.
An Oh cookbook states that there are
two hundred and thiriy dlnsren, ways OF
cooking sgss, psfhsps there are almost ~
many ways OF Preparing aud nNoflns any
Kind OF meat Again, the earth, air and
ocean contain 40 iInmsnse variety OF birds.
Dish, sAsllnsa. etc. that are nov seldom
n ever sesu on nbl., while o,hsfs ATE
urjastly neglected by NE wsll.,o do. a.
Tor instance, the unused. watch eontsias
mluss OF aroms, aud 10, therefore, saluaols
no, only par ss. bat for n.vorlng more or
less insipit disnes.-ErcAda9s.
A nice way 10 dispose OF dry sponge
cake IL 10 cut II 10 small sqasres and pot
In q padding disb. then make eustsrd OF
q pint OF milk and three eggs and pour
over your cab. while warm. Beat the
whites OF two egg to siiff roth and pile
on the topi little drops Of rsd Jelly placed
among the frosiipg improves the looks OF
10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

Il have hsd troublesome COACH for
more than i've year.. and have hal The
.ivles OF three % the most skilled physi.
clans; bat found nothing - relieve and
carc me al I usei Adsmsou's Botsnie
Cough B,ls,m Mrs George A. ROBBINS,
Riverside. Me Trial siE8 10 eis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

To the sister who Is troubled With pIss
running over. would say roll out the upper
crust and double over once, cutting half
dozen gashss through the center. then vet
the edge OF the urdsr crust, pat on the
upper aud press down nrmly With the
thumb al roand The edges. AN never
troubled WITH julce running out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
DRUNKENNESS on rHE i.iQuoR HABIT Pos
IrIvkLY CURED nv ADMINISTERING
On Han rs GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

Il can he given In . cap OF coffee or tss
wllhOs, the knowletse OF the person TAX
Ing II, Il absolutely harmless and viii sf'
feet permanent and speedy cure, whether
the patient is . moderate driukef or an A.
e)hollc wreck. Thousands OF drunksrts
have been made temperate men Who have
taken Golden Specific In their cof,e with
out their knowledge. aud today believe
they Quit drinkiug Of their own free will.
IT NEVER FAILS. The system ooes
lmprsgnstei with the Specific 10 becomes
an utter impossioilliy Tor the lqaor .ppe
ute 10 exist FOr fall particulars. address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., ISIS Race 81
Cincinnati. o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

mnupUto ~ safe Cat nh on, saf r,tsn
mtIVhIt a. ne sai 90 vill seai yea re-. soas.
fhsf Of sres sslae All lnparfanss
4, yoa. that OH start ,ea N baslasss shisA oil
rslns yoa n me- meesy rstt asar thsa az.
hing slse ~ als sofi Az eas esa % tl,
vosE ssd lis- az hems. kahsf 49,. al sss.
semsthinT so. tia, lsst eoIns moesy &C. oil
~eftsrs. We . M starr zee. cspiai bet assdsi
This u oas ~ ne ssnsine. Ia portaat ehsscss 81
Q lifetime. Tpes< uhs are smbniops anf saiff.
prlsinx viii ~ delay. Grad outht hes. Afirs.s
fEuE q Co. Aufssts. Mains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
WORTu rHN pOLLARs

70 any family, Is DE-. Ksafm,nn's book on
diseases: finely illustrated plates rom
llfs; dont b. humbaggcd. bat care yOaF'
self Send three scent stamps for postage
TO A. Y. ordwsy, Boston. Mass. aud re
ceive q copy free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
rHR HoMRMAKERy COLUMN.

Uorrcspondsacs on practical topics. coming
psopsriy undo ths bead of this column. u "a.
icited. Addrsss al c0mmunicati ions intended
Colunn. oxrosD pKnocnAr. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

ruRs Few articles give the good
housewife 90 much anxiety - these val
uable articles when they look faded,
beat them we'll, then brush, boil some
nax-ssed. dip arsg Ia the water. and wipe
them slightly. This makes them iool
hrtcht
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

De Bloy (.aoss bis Cnieago eoa.la
aroohd Nswportl --"rnai IL TIE old NIL
that LoBgfellou wrote sboat' Chicago
Y oaghi - see wash
burns plant % Ia Minneapolis"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

A mAsaGlns writer has bssa discussing
the Qaestioo, "wiii the oomins man rssi
oooksf- No, n he has 10 nurse the bsoy
while bis wife attends vomsn's rights oons
xeatiun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

Boarter-"I walkei oat aud got up .
splendid sppstits for dlnner." New Com.
er-"whst did you have for diunerf'
Bosrier-"Codesh and the appetite"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

"II's only . qass,loa OF time. and .
snort time, TOO, as ~ when Jour rhsana-
tan wlil yield - uJDd's sarsspAriis-
Try IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

Please Try starchipg shirts this way
Dissolve one tsaspoonful or borax In one
cup OF boiling water. then add three tea
spoopfuls OF starch, wiring out the things
10 be starchsd and roll mp tight, and Iron 10
half IN hour. The borax keeps the starch
from sticking 10 the irons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

I have the best Of success 10 washing
with kerosene. n use hard water use
q little washing soda, N soft water none
I boil the soap and oil together I'LL lhe
soap IL dissolved. and pour Into boiler
OF cold water, put my clothes In and 1T
boil. have very lille rubbing 10 do. !
am very mach interested In al hints on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

LiSMESr roR srRArS-whlie OF one
egg. one tablespoon esch OF vinegar and
turpentipe. Battle the spfain with u ~
soon Is possible after the accident.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

An sIeassge says . ersre for studying
the Russian language IL comios ap This
Il the earliest crsI- on rccort.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

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